It is a really powerful film and I am glad I saw it. It is the type of film that haunts you.....but it could have an hour, at least half an hour cut out of it and it would have been even stronger.
The photography in the film is great and it is worth sticking through as the ending is definitely the best part of the film. I am a fan of Tony Kaye but at over 2.5 hours that was some self indulgent film-making/editing. Tony obviously has problems with editing in long form.
Lake of Fire is a term that represents hell and I was in hell as the same points where made over and over and over again!!!
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